Qosmosys

Qosmosys is a pioneering spacetech architect, founded in 2020 and headquartered in Singapore, with a mission to shape the future of space exploration for the betterment of humanity. The company specializes in designing system and subsystem architectures, integrating advanced technologies while aligning with sustainable and profitable business models, and leverages AI models to fast-track and optimize each application.

Qosmosys is focused on the emerging lunar economy, developing a portfolio of innovations intended to operate beyond geostationary orbit, including data transmission and management and in-situ resource utilization services it estimates represent a market of over $200 billion over the next fifteen years. The company partners with established industrial players to validate its innovations in early development phases, ensuring dual-use potential on Earth as well as in space.

Qosmosys' flagship program is ZeusX, a Moon mission architecture comprising a Service Module (QSM), a Moon Lander (QML) and a Robotic System (QRS). Airbus Defence and Space signed an agreement to design the ZeusX Moon mission. Qosmosys has also announced partnerships and MoUs with Framatome (space nuclear power), Sodern (Moon economy initiatives), and in 2025 established a dual business/financial hub across the UAE and Saudi Arabia in addition to its existing presence in Singapore, Austin (Texas, USA) and Toulouse (France).

Honorary Chairman Jean-Loup Chretien (the first Western European astronaut) and Founder/CEO/CTO Francois Dubrulle (former Airbus Defence and Space, Scor, Alcatel Group) lead a management and advisory team that includes Prof. Dr. Bernard Foing (former ESA Chief Scientist) as Scientific Advisor.